Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-02

GEORGE Fl. BACON, manager Of the
Dulieru (Canada) Milling Company, wa,
arrested at New Haven, Com, on the
18th, and will be held for extradition on a
charge Of embezziing 100000 from that
concern by the aid Of forgery
JOSEPH YouSG, of Sp~ingtown, n j.,
whose name was forged on notes for
81, 400 by William S. Carpenter, justice
OF the peace. who absconded several
weeks ago from that place, committed
suicide on the night of the 9Th by hang.
ing. He and Carpenter were brothers, in.
law
The leather factory, storehouse and
stock OF John Maxwell & Co. at NORTH
Winchester, Mass, were burned on the
night OF the 2Sth. Loss, about 500, Oo0
partly covered by insurance Two hun
drcd employees are thrown out of work.
WHILE duck-hunting at Muskegon lake,
north of w bash, In1., on the 2Sth, a gun
IN the hands of e. s. Moon was acci teatal-
ly discharged, the load entering William
Walton's heal and killing him instantly
Walton was a son of one of the be st.
known pioneers of Northern Indiana
Moon is crlza1 with grief over The aft lir
The jury in the case OF Alexander
Goldenson, at S IN Francisco charged with
v.
November 10, 1885, returned a verdict OF
tae 18Th Of mur der in the first degree.
CHARLES FRoooH, poIicy-examiner for
the Ale shepy Insurance Company of
Pitts burgh, Pa, entered the safe in the
office on the morning of the 2S5h, and
seating him self in a chair, shot him self
through the head. He was found an h )ur
later quite dead. He hai been in the com
panY'S emDlOv aio htaan wears
CHARLES SPEiDEL, the book keeper of
Werner IL Co.., New Y orlx, who mis-
appropriated Sl3,404, was on the
2Sth sentenced to five years in
State prison. Speiders stealings GOV.
cred period of five years, and
his methods were many and various. He
was an associate of bank teller who re-
Gently fed to Canada with a large sum.
The issue of standard silver dollars
from the mints during the week ended
March s6 was S432, 3S7; during the CORE.
spending period of last year, S439,46 The
shipments Of fractional silver coin since
March l amount to $751;, COS.
RICHARD K. Fox has notified Messrs
Bush AMI Colt, the owners of the Coronet
and the D lun less, that he will, upon re
ce pit of their approval, offer s. 900 cup
Tor return race between the yachts from
Fastnet, Ireland, to Sandy Hook, N. j..
The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
ceived letter from the Alaska Com err
cial Company complaining that private
parties are taking seals in the water
about Alaska, and asking that ''more
revenue cutters be sent for their protec-
tion." The letter states that between A., :
00o and $1,000 skins have been taken dur
ing the year by outside parties.
A MOB attacked and broke the windows
in the employment registries in QUARTER
des Halles, Paris, Oh the 2ath- Louise
Michel participated in the riotOus demon
stration, but she was menaced by a
market WON IN and compelei to take
refuge in the police station.
A WARRANT ordering the surrender of
Dr. Weir, now in Jail at London, Olt., to
the Michigan authorities, on the charge of
numbering Mabel Clarke at O,coda, has
been ISSUED by the Cana lian Departm ent
of Justice, and the pris oner will be handed
over as soon as demanded. Weir views
the approach ing trip TO his old home will
alarm